It looks like the unit is made for the unit to mount on a door with a knob on the right. how do you install other direction?
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Flip it upside down. Can even be installed horizontally, such as on the top of a sliding glass door
1271446
This can be either screw mounted or with tape. Used one way for my front door & the other for my garage door.
1606265
You will want to pull the phantom door from right to left and install it as such. This is the same way my door is at home.
1888508
You need to determine whether your door is left or right hand, regular or reverse entry. There are lots of websites with instructions on doing this. If you don't the proper left or right hand lever it will be upside down when you install it.
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Mine installs to the right or left side, top or back. I side mounted it to a horizontal 2x4 that was screwed to the existing studs. Then I damaged the screws so you cannot remove the 2x4. The attaching screws for the safe to the 2x4 can only be accessed by opening the safe.
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YOU attach the handles to the lock. They will mount either way, right or left. Really ingenious way they have for utilizing this lock. It comes with the thin, long shafted allen wrench needed to attach the handles, too.
30336
There are holes on both sides of the cabinet for the hinges. I believe you would just turn the door upside down and attach it to the cabinet to accomplish what configuration that you want.
1874365
This unit can be used both ways. If you door mount it you have to purchase the brackets separately.
1503761
I don't know what goes behind it but if you have a local hardware store I am sure they can help you with this. That is where I would go to find out how to install it.
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There should be a hex wrench with the doorknob, if not it is a standard size. You use it to loosend the handle and either rotate it 180 degrees or switch sides depending on your knob.
946846
The unit comes without installation instructions. There are instructional videos on Youtube on how to mount the unit at the following link. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=INL9RVTlLr4
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The Cabinet is not Top and Bottom symmetric so you cannot just rotate it top for bottom. The bottom is offset up off of the floor and the top has a lip with a molding in front. As a result, it depends on how much you are a DIY'r. The sides already come pre-drilled for setting the screws in the hinges, as do the doors themselves. The holes for the door knobs go all the way through the cabinet door. In addition the hinges are not set symmetric to the top and bottom of the door. The doors are symmetric, however, left to right, so you could use the current holes on the right to draw a pattern for the left and drill, to a good depth not going through, new holes on the left of the Box and the Doors. You would have to do the same for the Door knob holes. You would then want to cover up the original holes with wood putty. They do provide a color stick with the unit, because you are bound to cause some small minor nicks, and you will want to cover them. It would work to color over the wood putty, though I am not exactly sure whether there would be a texture tattle left. I was lucky and wanted the doors to open the way it came.
1095509
My husband installed it and then realized it was meant for another door, so he had to remove it. He had no problem doing so. :) Hope that helps!
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The unit can be installed so that the hinges are on whichever side you want... If you want the hinge on the left side, the door opens from the right and swings out towards the left. If you want it to go the other way, flip the cabinet around 180 degrees and the hinges will be on the right, the door will open from the left side and it will swing open towards the right. The interior is mirrored on the back as well as the sides. A very nice cabinet all in all. However, it is not packed especially well and one of the 3 we purchased came damaged- they were quick to ship out another one though.
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I don't have the door mounting kit - but if you want the door to be attached to the slider, not the cabinet, so you would use your door pull to pull the sliding mechanism out that's what it's for. Again I don't have that, so my door simply opens to the left side then the handle on the slider is what we use.
1665414
The door needs to open on the opposite side of th e part that pulls out first. In other words the pull out needs to be mounted on the nonhinge side of the cabinet door.
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The unit fastens to the mounting surface with screws. It has two (if I remember correctly) keyhole-like slots on the rear of the unit.